Land Transport Authority annual CSV of Certificate of Entitlement (COE) revalidations for existing vehicles in Singapore from 2006 through 2017 by type and category, based on the prevailing quota premium (PQP). Notes that most 5-year COEs cannot be further renewed. Fleet and policy analysts track COE renewal activity.
Annual operating statistics for gazetted hotels in Singapore from 2013 through 2015, published by the Singapore Tourism Board in CSV format. Metrics include room nights, occupancy rates, average room rates, and room revenue—supporting tourism industry analysis, hospitality performance benchmarking, and Singapore hotel sector research.
Energy Market Authority CSV directory of Energy Connects contacts with salutation, name, designation, organisation, email, and area of expertise, covering roughly mid-2021 to mid-2022. Industry partners and researchers find EMA-linked energy specialists by organisation and expertise in Singapore.
Health Promotion Board annual percentages from 2010 through 2016 of immunisation coverage for children at two years of age by immunisation type. Public health planners monitor childhood vaccine uptake milestones in Singapore.
National Library Board CSV index of digitised Syonan Shimbun Fortnightly articles from 1945, with issue, page, and article metadata. Supports end-of-occupation and early post-war Singapore press research within NLB’s NewspaperSG heritage programme. Enquiries: [email protected].
Ministry of Health CSV on centre-based care service attendances by type from 2006 through 2021. Health planners monitor use of day-care and related centre-based eldercare services in Singapore.
Housing & Development Board annual report footnotes document price ranges for HDB flats offered, covering April 2008 through March 2016. The PDF supports researchers interpreting historical BTO pricing disclosures, subsidy frameworks, and HDB sales report context rather than machine-readable price tables.
Housing & Development Board CSV on the gender composition of HDB resident population by flat type from Sample Household Survey years 2008 through 2018. Columns cover SHS year, flat type, gender, and percentage. Housing and demography researchers compare male–female shares across 1-room to executive flats in Singapore’s public housing stock.
Housing & Development Board CSV showing the percentage distribution of HDB households by flat type and ethnic group for survey years from 2008 through 2018. Fields identify the Survey of Household Satisfaction year, ethnic group, flat type, and percentage. Housing researchers and planners can compare the mix of dwelling sizes occupied by different communities and monitor shifts in public-housing profiles between survey rounds.
National Library Board CSV index of digitised The Malacca Weekly Chronicle and Mercantile Advertiser articles from 1888 through 1889, with issue, page, and article metadata. Historians locate late-19th-century Malacca and Straits mercantile press coverage in NLB’s heritage digitisation programme. Enquiries: [email protected].
Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON text annotation layer for other labels from amendments to Singapore's Master Plan 2019. Planners and GIS users overlay updated plan text annotations with Master Plan zoning and amendment geometries when reviewing development controls.
Annual de-registrations of motor vehicles under Singapore's Vehicle Quota System by COE category, including off-peak cars and tax-exempt vehicles with historical taxi COE rules noted. Supports COE market analysis, fleet turnover research, and category-specific vehicle exit trends.
Land Transport Authority GeoJSON of speed camera locations along Singapore’s Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) and Kallang–Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE). Drivers, researchers, and mapping apps locate enforcement cameras on these expressway corridors.
This Ministry of Health dataset tracks annual counts of ElderShield policyholders in Singapore, including those who hold supplement plans. Coverage spans from 2006 through 2021 with year-level totals in CSV format. It supports analysis of long-term care insurance uptake and how Singapore households prepare for severe disability. Researchers and policymakers can compare policyholder growth with supplement participation over time.
National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised Bintang Timor newspaper articles from 1894, with issue, page, and article metadata plus opening text. Historians explore late-19th-century Malay press coverage in NLB’s heritage digitisation programme. Enquiries: [email protected].
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of active CPF members by regrossed balance group and age group as at year-end for 2014 through 2018. Active members had at least one employment contribution in the current or prior three months; balances include scheme withdrawals and exclude self-employed persons. Retirement researchers analyse CPF balance distributions by age.
Monetary Authority of Singapore annual CSV of period-average exchange rates in Singapore dollars per unit of US dollar from 1988 through 2014. Economists and financial analysts use the series for historical SGD/USD conversion and trade-value deflation over that span.
Ministry of Health CSV of the number of registered dentists in Singapore from 2008 through 2022, broken down by type—dental specialists and general dental practitioners—and sector across public, private, and those not in active practice. Columns include year, type, sector, and count, referring to Division I and II dentists. Health-workforce planners and researchers track dental manpower supply and its public–private split over time.
Housing & Development Board sample survey CSV from 2008–2013 on the number and share of income earners by HDB flat type. Supports housing affordability and household labour supply research in public housing estates.
Housing & Development Board table showing how Singapore's elderly and future elderly HDB resident population is distributed across flat types, covering survey years from 2003 to 2018. Each row records the survey (SHS) year, the elderly or future elderly population group, the flat type such as smaller or larger HDB units, and the percentage of that group living in it. Because the values are shares rather than headcounts, the data is best read as a housing profile of ageing residents. Planners, gerontology researchers, and ageing-in-place policy analysts use it to see which flat types older Singaporeans occupy and how that mix has shifted over fifteen years.